Vitra Miniature Womb Chair by Eero Saarinen
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Eero Saarinen Miniature Womb Chair & Ottoman
Vitra Miniatures Collection Scale 1:6
Designer: Eero Saarinen
Manufacturer: Vitra
Vitra Miniature Womb chair & Ottoman by Eero Saarinen.
This miniature reproduction has a height of 6 inches.
Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand!
Miniature Womb Chair and Ottoman by Vitra. Shop Vitra's Miniature 6-inch mid-century Knoll-creation; the 1948 Saarinen Womb Lounge Chair & Ottoman (stainless steel, plastic, red fabric, upholstery) created by Eero Saarinen (b.1910/61) for the Vitra Miniatures Chairs Collection on sale at Stardust. Mini-sized desktop/shelf edition (1:6 architectural scale model) of Eero Saarinen's original Womb Chair and Ottoman. The Womb Chair and Ottoman was designed by Finnish designer Eero Saarinen in 1946. This Vitra miniature chair ships in a small wooden Vitra box which is perfect for storage or display. This Vitra collectible miniature design chair is constructed to the exact specifications of the original but at a much smaller scale of 1:6. The construction, materials and colors correspond to the historical Vitra Design Museum collection original, right down to the last detail. Because each miniature modern chair is so true to the original, the miniature chair is not only a valuable collector’s item, but also an ideal illustrative material for universities, colleges of design and architects. The Vitra miniatures collection present the most important classics of modern furniture history in miniature scale. The miniature collection is unique worldwide.
The Womb Cha1ir is regarded as one of the icons of postwar American Modernism. Designed by Eero Saarinen in 1946 and manufactured by Knoll International since 1948 (originally as Model No.70), this armchair is the first piece of mass produced furniture in the history of design. The expansive foam upholstered shell, which has two inset cushions for added comfort, is supported by a bent tubular steel frame. Saarinen developed the Womb chair in close collaboration with a boat builder. His stated intention was to design a chair that would allow a variety of sitting positions and create a special feeling of relaxation and coziness. This central design concept finds vivid expression in its name.
The Vitra Design Museum was founded in Weil am Rhein, Germany, in 1950 by Willi Fehlbaum. The modern furniture and design collection of Vitra is world reknown for its emphasis on modern design furniture. The Vitra Design Museum collection includes a fascinating collection of over 224 modern chairs which are all icons of modern furniture. These modern chairs are prominently displayed in the Vitra Design Museum in Germany. Vitra's modern design collection provides a comprehensive overview of the most beautiful design objects including modern furniture, lighting and accessories for the home.
Size: 6"H X 6.2"W X 5.7"D
Material: foam, fabric, bent steel
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Vitra Miniatures Collection Scale 1:6
Designer: Eero Saarinen
Manufacturer: Vitra
Vitra Miniature Womb chair & Ottoman by Eero Saarinen.
This miniature reproduction has a height of 6 inches.
Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand!
Miniature Womb Chair and Ottoman by Vitra. Shop Vitra's Miniature 6-inch mid-century Knoll-creation; the 1948 Saarinen Womb Lounge Chair & Ottoman (stainless steel, plastic, red fabric, upholstery) created by Eero Saarinen (b.1910/61) for the Vitra Miniatures Chairs Collection on sale at Stardust. Mini-sized desktop/shelf edition (1:6 architectural scale model) of Eero Saarinen's original Womb Chair and Ottoman. The Womb Chair and Ottoman was designed by Finnish designer Eero Saarinen in 1946. This Vitra miniature chair ships in a small wooden Vitra box which is perfect for storage or display. This Vitra collectible miniature design chair is constructed to the exact specifications of the original but at a much smaller scale of 1:6. The construction, materials and colors correspond to the historical Vitra Design Museum collection original, right down to the last detail. Because each miniature modern chair is so true to the original, the miniature chair is not only a valuable collector’s item, but also an ideal illustrative material for universities, colleges of design and architects. The Vitra miniatures collection present the most important classics of modern furniture history in miniature scale. The miniature collection is unique worldwide.
The Womb Cha1ir is regarded as one of the icons of postwar American Modernism. Designed by Eero Saarinen in 1946 and manufactured by Knoll International since 1948 (originally as Model No.70), this armchair is the first piece of mass produced furniture in the history of design. The expansive foam upholstered shell, which has two inset cushions for added comfort, is supported by a bent tubular steel frame. Saarinen developed the Womb chair in close collaboration with a boat builder. His stated intention was to design a chair that would allow a variety of sitting positions and create a special feeling of relaxation and coziness. This central design concept finds vivid expression in its name.
The Vitra Design Museum was founded in Weil am Rhein, Germany, in 1950 by Willi Fehlbaum. The modern furniture and design collection of Vitra is world reknown for its emphasis on modern design furniture. The Vitra Design Museum collection includes a fascinating collection of over 224 modern chairs which are all icons of modern furniture. These modern chairs are prominently displayed in the Vitra Design Museum in Germany. Vitra's modern design collection provides a comprehensive overview of the most beautiful design objects including modern furniture, lighting and accessories for the home.
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